Virginia
Maryland and Virginia donated land for the nation's capital.
Originally both Virginia and Maryland donated land which would have produced a square ten miles on each side with the Potomac River flowing through it. Eventually Virginia changed its mind and took back its donation so only Maryland actually contributed.
The states of Maryland and Virginia donated the land to create Washington, D.C. This capital of the United States was founded in 1791.
The state of Maryland donated land to build the nation's capital in Washington, D.C. The capital of the United States before this was Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. John Quincy Adams was the first President of the United States to sleep in the White House but for only a short time before his term was up.
Virginia donated most of D.C., and Maryland donated some
The states of Virginia and Maryland donated land for Washington, District of Columbia. In 1846, Virginia took back the land it donated for Washington, D.C., so the remaining land came from Maryland.
The District originally was 100 sq. mi. from land donated from Maryland and Virginia. Virginia took its land back in 1846. The 61 sq. mi. that remains is from Maryland.
The two states that gave land to Washington D.C. are Virginia and Maryland. These two contributed to the making of the US capital.
The District of Columbia originally consisted of land donated by Maryland and Virginia. The Virginia land (the area of Alexandria) was returned in 1846. This was by the request of those in Alexandria and Virginia who complained about Congress's neglect of the community. It was also partly due to the move to outlaw slavery in the District of Columbia, which occurred in 1850.
None. Washington, D.C. is in the land donated by Virginia and Maryland upon creation of the capital city in 1790. The Virginia portion was returned to Virginia in 1847 and is now modern day Arlington Co. and the city of Alexandria.
Washington D.C. is located in the mid Atlantic region of the US. It lies on the Potomac River on land that was donated by both Maryland and Virginia.